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graphB."
Louisville Courier. Journal says: 1.-THE
gnppoRltlon that Americans spend $685.
00O,0 0 q year abroad Is probably correct.
Most Of It goea for tips.
Colonel Fred Grant Is said to have been
offered the Republican nomination for
Secretary Of State in New York, and 1t Ia
believed he will accept.
The grand exhibition OF arts, manufsc.
lures, and industrial processes and pro.
ducts which Is to be held next year at
Melbourne, Australia, promises to be very
successful.
o. Q. Libby, a cattle dealer Of Burnham,
Me-, has travelled 100000 mitesl BY rail-
without meeting with an accident. He
has sold $7,000,000 worth Of cattle IN the
Last few years.
Tho daughter Of General Batcheller, Of
Saratoga, although only II, speaks seven
different languages, Including Arabic.
But Saratogais more interested In dresses
than In languages.
Governor Larrabee, Of Iowa, appears to
have . walkoyer for denomination. The
Republican papers support him with a
unanimity that Ia as unusual as 1t must be
gratifying 10 the Governor.
"Do you not often wonder, George"
ahe said, softly, as they stood at the gate,
"at the ininit number Of stare, where that
vast, silent, eterna! procession Is going and
whence 1t came" "Ye.es," replied
George, rather hesitatingiy, "but dom
you find that to look at the aky Tor any
length Of time makes tho back Of you!
neck ache P"-Ntw Fork Sun.
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.Glm Gtt:,'Al.l[iqettlre !
wnEELlNo. ". va, AUGUST 4. 1887.


The New Orleans States joyously prophe-
sizes that "the day Ia not lar distant when
the power Of the South will be felt in the
National Democratic Convention, and in.
stead OF second place she will demand
aud get the first" The South could .ac-
complish this now II 1t had half the nerve
in the Democratic convention that It has
at the pools.
1t would not be necessary to poll any
fraudulent votes, count out anybody or
sitter any returns, nor yet to resort to the
bludgeon or the revolver. II tho South
will demand the frat place on tho ticket
and rebel II It's demand be not accsded to,
the next National Democratic Convention
will bow down and ask the South to kind.
ly fill both places.
Tho South has the Democracy in the
I hollow Of ita hand any time 1t cloaei
down and "makes q fist" go to speak, the
liz is up with the sectional Democracy
Why shouldn't tie South have power in q
National Democratic Convention? 1t IL
the business end OF the Democracy in the
Electoral College.
Ia the South to hew wood and draw
water for the party to the end Of time
! This attitude Of chore boy is unworthy the
big end OF the party Of Cleveland and re-
form. II the South had the backbone te
strike 1t could win.
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DIED.

as2AENHEs-hE. DlGUs ID ls#Htl- FHEt fNt
McJlLTON-At his home III Rcnwood, W. Va,
Tuesday, August 2. 1887, Et 2 o'clock.lr, NJ, \.
A.. MctILToa, aged Is years. /
Funeral will take place from his late resldence
this tTharsdsy} afternoon at . O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Mcaechcn's ccmctery. Friends Of the
family arc invited 10 attend.
There Is no DEATH What sesms so Is transition;
As This life Of mortal breath 2
IL but a suburb Of tho etysian,
7 Whose portal we call Death.
McMAHAN-0n Tuesday, August 2 1887, at 2
O'Clock +. ~, El.LA 8. McMAHAN, aged Is years
and 4 mouths. rEg 2 t'45sFg
Funeral from Flint Baptist Church this tThursday)
morning at $50 o'clock. Friends aic Invited.
Intermont private at feniusuia Cemetery.
HANDLAN-on Tuesday night, August 2, 1885,,
HEaEE L., infant sou oil J. X. and julia Hand.
Funeral this tThursday) morning at 0 O'Clock, from
their home In Elm Grove. Friends OF the fam.
lily ure Invited to attend.
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BORING A HOLE.

A Western Genius Has laysnted n Con.
trivaice to Do 1t.
Detroit StTs.
Among the many manufacturing en-.
terprises seeking a permanent location in
Detroit Is that which will engage in the
making Of gquare hole.horing machines.
An Iowa genius devoted fourteen Of the
beat years Of his life to solve the problem
| Of boring a equare hole, and finally Sue
ceeded. His patents were dispoaed OF to
J. f. Curtice, oil Fort Wayne, Ind. "A
company WAS organized at Wooster, o.,
and the last two years haye been devoted
to perfecting the machine, which was at
first cumbersome and somewhat compli-
Gated. II ia now simple and admirably
adapted to the purpose Tor which 1t is In
tended. In the words Of an admiring
mechanic, that old problem Of squaring
the circle. has finally been solved.
The machine Is on exhibition in the
basement OF No. 90 Griswold street, and
attracts q great deal Of attention. Car.
pentefs, builders, contractors and capital
iass are all in to see 1t work, and all pro.
nounce II an invention that will meet
with universal demand. 1t Ia simply an
osclllating head with chisel edges and pro
iecting lips which cut out the corners In
advance OF the chisel. The balance OF
the machine is on almost exact counter
part Of the old.atyled boring machine.
Mr.. Curtice's purpose is to interest Detroit
capital and establish an immense factory
here which would be the base OF supplies
Tor the United States and Canada. It's
sale Is assured upon its merits and as 1t
cuts gains and tenets as we'll as mortices,
the demand is greater than can be met.
1t will cut a two by four mortlce in from
four to five minutes, and doing it with
perfect accuracy, that a carpenter cannot
possible complete in less than half an
hour. Everything points to the moving
Of the factory to Detroit and a very large
increase Of its capacity.
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REAL ESTATE.
RiFNT.

Fo, 9ls Mcrolloch street, sll 90 a month,
No. 1855 sitteenth stYeat,' 81 % month.
q No. lG1a Eotf street, SIS %.
No .l7N Eotf street, O roor,s, s1l o., .M
v roduus, No. lis6 Ciiapiines.'eet Win Natural
Three rooms. No. 2il3 Alley A, % % a month.
Store room, No. 1858 Main 4iee. With Natural
Gas, $40 % q month. 6tG
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l1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A "a Real, STA NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR

6ddLL. GOUNfY
, BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made nv Jamrs A.
saS ~ 70 Inc nndersigned i,nsiee. dated on ihs Eth
office Of the Clerk oil the COUNTY Conf nj H.mbslI
COUNTY. west Virginia. in Deed Of Trus, book No.
=, io!io ~. VIII sell ut public auction, At the front
aoor OF the Court Housoof Marshall county,
$sATURDAf, GATH DAY or sEpTEaBEg, t&z
commencing at ten O'Clock 4, ", a certain ,tsc, oil
~ 1a'i " ht'uatc on me waters Of Hickman, . branch
and n i hnn vsSe y 70 Gatshall county, West Virginia,
cn n oouuugu ~ follows: Beginning at q hickory
eotnef losaid Rico In the Marshall and Wetzel corr
X Nne north 500, west l4S poles 10 a stoue nile In
Inv Ivy = me; thence north 81 cast Ggh poles 70 s
h hMte any p ~. =. bush In road, an sgteed cMnef
S SIitmaeen faIefhou, Rlce and Flaw; thence sorI!.n
20 !. Wesl g poles TO q stono noar thcload: ..iaeaca
moin ~ west 70 poles 10 a stone: theme; ,ontS 65'
VIZ. - poles 20 an oak; thence sopt,,, 90 wtst 10
II III! ~ y y . aieXofy; thence nor.st. $50 ives, ii poles
south So West ,o Geut% mesa Zee and Etaw; Themes
v wi,hie hfoman ther. co north Al polcs 10 a stone
thenraa n NY ! seu OF a sugar MARRIED rs a corner;
ii%n y, Iottc 40 west II poles 10 a stone III a Beelet
ijrss w .otl ! nane o. Hickman; thence with said
thence south az east s. poies 70 a ". O.: thence
sSHo east lG poles TO a W!0.; thence north a. cast
% poles 20 . drain: thence north 40 east q poles
.od ~ tep oak thence north 17o east 6 poles TO-
thence north $50 east IS poles to I sugar; thence
snnth e4S east 1856 poles TO the temporary line and
With the same south % cast 25s poles to Tho begin
mug, containing four hundred and seven acre.
less. ~. .Tfrl-T = '"S
TERMS OF sALE-onehalf o, the purchase
money aud rs much more as the purchaser may
Interest thereon from tho day OF sale, tho put.
chAser 70 give his note with approved security, ane
INC uhe TO By retained or 4 deed Of tyus. given 70
secnlc the deferred payment. -, ~
Vii ii. ac, peldeysa 70 90 good, but selling a. trustee
3flIl'S' - 1iHHr + InSES
4 ie1 'oAN : %'T,rities,
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TRRusTEE,s SALE OF SEVENTH

= ~ W:P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
~, v. AALLkN Auctioneer. &stFE a Iyly
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DRIFT OF OPINION.
Tho Why 1t works,

CUhHHlt1tlHE uu-tlIt. u. -0U6 l-I--.,
Tho man who meets with much favor
abroad may require a special steamer to
bring home his possessions when he sees
lit to return, but the amiles OF royalty are
tatsl to American political ambition. We
a.s glad 10 observe that the aristocracy
and Tories are giving Mr.. Blaine the cold
shoulder. The more GOODNESS they show
the greater wsrmness will be manifested
by patriotic Americans. ~ :
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A Now Way to Coolest Old Debts.

A Philadelphia man is doing a brisk
businesa as q collector Of "old horse" He
undertakes to collect debts which the
common IN Of collectors have been IN.
able to roach. He goes about in a gay
wagon bearing this strange device: Elm
stsllment Collector Of Unpaid Bills"
II you can't pay him to-day he will
make IL convenient to call round to-nior-
row, and if you can't give it to him in q
lump he will tsko 1t on the installment
plan. Though his outfit is very attrac-
tive, 1t is related that debtors don't like to
have him call q second time. In some
way or other they raise the money and
relieve him Of the necessity oil calling
aYain.
Some years ago there was another Phil
adelphis man who reduced to a fine art
the collection Of bad bills. He dressed in
the garb OF George Washington. powdered
wig and all. He was a six-iooter and
took no pains to make himaelf look email.
AS he went about doing good he was
known Of all men. Where he stopped it
was known that something iwas wrong
with the financial economy. II. the bill
was not paid he would take q dsy of and
nit on the step to give the debtor a chance
to realize on his collateral. Sometimes he
had collisions, but he didn't mind Huch
little episodes in q great work, and the
man who worried him had to be q good
one. Il.
Devices OF this kind succeed where the
modest collector fails with ordinary meth
obs. The world is full Of people who
don't mind owing money, but do mind
letting their neighbora know that they
are leading a lie OF false iprctense. On
this the collector extraordinary bsnks. !
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Over the Mountains to the Sea via Pic.
turesuue III 4 o. sgttSis

Tho third Of the series OF the Baltimore
and Ohio popular excursions to Atlantic
City and Cape May will be run on Thurs
day, August 4th. a apecial train Of parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
ga. NJ. and reach Philadelphia at o r. NJ,
passing in daylight through the most beau
liiul mountain and valley scenery on the
con:inoot-a fitting prelude to a weeks
s~ojourn upon the shores Of old ocean.
Tho round trip rate will be $40 from
Wheeling.
The excursion tickets will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the privi-
Ieve Of stopping 4 day at Washington on
the return journey.
For information in detail apply to Ticket
Agents, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
g 3. D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh.
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Secretary Lamar wears clothes made Of
a Louisiana homespun worth 81 90 a yard,
John Russell Young is collecting mate
rial Tor q history Of General Grants civil
lie. 33
The jeasamine has succeeded The orange
flower at weddings, according 10 q Paria
newspaper. N
Collese.student waiters at the summer
resorts arc making visitors tired with their
affected airs.
"Campmeeting" John Allen, Of Maine,
is now attending his S73d campmeeting.
He is 90 years old.
Mrs. Cleveland is having several new
L dresses made by Worth, Of Paris, for next
winter social whirl. 4
The eldcat daughter OF General Sherman
exercises daily iu q boat on Lake Georges.
She rowe exceedingly well.
London Truth says that the Prince 81
Wales has presented Buffalo Bill with q
horseshoe pin set with diamonds.
Count Herbert Bismarck has much
more the appearance aud habits OF a sol.
der and student than a diplomat. \
Colonel Dan Lamont, the Preaidents
private sccretary, is five feet ak inches in
height and weighs only lA5 pounds.
Dr.. !Torrey, OF Boston, says he can tie
the marriage knot in eighty seconds, and
claims that 1t is the quickest work on
record, \
The Italian is coming with a vengeance.
5The,increase thin year over last in Italian
immigration is 12lsper cent. His is the
highest percentsge. @
General Comfy, the late editor, OF the
Toledo Commercial, WAS one otitho ablest
and most pungent writer's in the west, and
his paragraphs especially fhaG the flavor Of
Frenchjournalism. One Of Ohio's promi-
nent Democratic leaders once remarked
that he "would rather be kicked by a
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Save

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy q positive cure. It saves
hours OF anxious watching. Sold by To-
gan L Go. and C. Mankaneller.
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The title is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me BY said
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1S ~
Pittsburgh md Return.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and CON
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore l. Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 aud 11:10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

~ RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA RA1Ns-on and after July II, 1ss7-ExrIA-
RATION OF RRYRREsCE MARKS. sDRily. tsunday
excepted. tMonday excepted.-Eastern standard
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iIXyHEELING d ELM GROVE FIR
* On and after May ?, 1857, trains on tho
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Where the Trouble Lies.

Philadelphia Cpl. -V.5. EI7
Another material has been found out OF
| which paper can be made, bat it is super
auous. ANY man can make paper the
!ronble Is to get good indoraera.
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FNR SAIF

~. JSEa 4U bINe -- N{HfFsaf ~.
No. 1t2t Alley II, near iMccoiisoch street, & ecysu
Ioomed frame house with rood cellar, stone ioun.
No. lit Alley IL, A small frame house, 4 iuti lot
60xl20 ieetT Price 1900. 1EiFRs So
8 9M Acres. ;Edgington Lane, ak rootncd house,
about 700 choice bearing ftuft trees. Cranes and
ether small ifulta, pfcc $780, Win exchange
No. Isl sonth Penn street 8 toomed frame house
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxl41, prlce
$500. g@I aGF
81 Acre Farm, four roomed howed log house,
rood Rranery. cofn.chb, stable, orchard oil 100 trees.
head Of Proctor creek, seven miles from Proctor
Station. on Ohio River Railroad; can be bought
Ono Of tho most desirable and substantial mi,
dences within the city, situated on northeast cor.
ner Of ChApllne aud Fourteenth streets. house
numbered ls20 Chaplino street, the lot fronts Cd
tcet on Gharlino street Terms Of payment, essy,
ono nth cash, balance III cqunl. annual payments
No. iSo Twelfth street, a full lot, GO BY LOO tec., q
: foo'aed ALI, hSase, oa t''at, q 1ooa'ea house On
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on thu
line o. the p ". d Ky. Railroad, q miles from
Wheeling, consisting OF u new franc house aud Il
acres u land; will exchange for desirable city
No. Oh North Front street, ground fronting 60 fcct
and running back IN equal width 10 river.
| No. f89 South Penn street. g SIX roomed frAms
house with stone foundation and basement, wash.
| room, cellar and conl house: ground fronting I'd
foot, running back TO feet. Price, LOCO, CIV
JAM ES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
jy2S Orylcx. No. 1872 MARKET sr.
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HREAITAST BUDGET,

Secretary Lamar wears clothes made Of
q Louisiana homespun worth 81 so a yard,
John Russell Young is collecting mate
rial Tor q history Of General Grants civil
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1t Ia Born IL Him.

LouisrfM Democrat. q
You can be sure that the man who is
put down as a religious fanatic was a ia
matte before he got to be religious.
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! SPECIAL NoTIcKs.
"a C q - ~.

4 all who arc suffering from ito errors and
ihdiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. &c.. will send a rrcclpof
thatwil euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This Grca.
remedy vas discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a seliaddrcsscd envelope to the!
1kv. JoaEru T. ISMAS, Station ., Sev FORK c3y,
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-- -.
i Pertinent Suggestion
- --T"- IuFttnuUt ~E6outf
Chicago Inter OCEAN.

Chicago 1alg Dean.
No party can retain public confidence
that injects into its platforms q faint Of
the pslsy-and-paralysia idea.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
How would it do for q party to inject
into it's platform "the Rebel flag idea?"
Would that establish public confidence?
Try il. :, NrlI
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Wltd1o 7Hitf UttGH. ~ q I'9E1
A Boston paper says '"'there ought to be
no soldier vote Every vote should be
that of an American citizen" That 10
just what the bulk Of "the soldier yote'' is.
It is pumped for patriotism and honesty
avery time. ~ &S1iE A.
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s1oundsville Camp Meeting

will open Wednesday, August 8. and con.
tinue ten days. Trains viii leave the Balti-
mora 4 Ohio depot for the Camp Ground
station at 5:35 and $3.50 A. NJ, and at 1901,
4:l0, G:l0 and 500 p. NJ. Returning will
leave Camp Ground station at 6:45 and
500 A. NJ, and 12:40, 500, 6:45 and 600
r. N.
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San Diego (Cal,) Sun.
What this State needs at Washington is
a bowler, a msn who will ask for every
thing in sight and get it.
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A S%ensounble Warning,

Ntp York Aar.
& After the clouds tho blue,
After the drouth the dew, y
And after YOU'VE taken your summer vacation
FFg3si Tho bills will tho on you. NJ
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PREVENT annoying rash during vacation
by using S~kin.sncceBs Soap, and doubly
enjoy your holiday.
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TO WATER CONSUMERS.

u -. ~" .IN-G". ~. .sFVI. " I|I|v.II TTTI
The water will DO shut or on Saturday, Angus,
Q, for tho purpose Of cleaning the tasin, All
siieei spiinkllng o. using street hose IL prohibited.
manufacturer and others will guard Themselves
accordingly. Parties wanting work at cleaning
VIII present. the!r nane before 4o'ctoek Thursday,
-1I,' JAS. Il. RIDDLE, h
u kul HSsslGGE Il isEtG 7EsprN Superintcnient
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Il. T.. l. @. Railroad.
Bellalre d Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
Bel!aiTe It S:49a a. N, arrives at Bellalye at 4 p m.
! Woodshcld Passenger leaves BellAire ut 40 p.
M, arrives 1t Bellaire at $40 a. m, sGsa59
sanauesaeld Accommodation leaves Ballaise at
Loo p. M, arrives at Rellaire at l0:45 g., m, t{a'
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Cheap sunday Excursions on Ohio ri.

SHeeP o n AsRsot
~ "A tsaiiruad.
Commencing Juno Il, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursiou Tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to s'stersYills and return at tho low rate
OF 81 30; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return..'S2 25. Tickets good ono day only.
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rRusTEk,s sALK.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY rlitue Of a deed Of trust made by Louis rah.
and Anna Fnht. his vile, 10 inc AZ trustee, dated
March u, 1Sst. recorded IN The office OF tho CLERK
glnia, III Deed OF Trust Book No. %, page il, viii
tell nt tho trout door OF the Court House, Of said
county, on r.
SATURDAY. tho OH DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~. The following da-
kcrlbed real estate, situated III tho Eighth ward OF
the city Of Wheeling. In tho county OF Ohio ana
state. o! West Virginia, and dss.guated AZ the ios
numbered sixteen in ss9ua'e numbered eighteen,
on tho plat Of tho addition TO said city Of WiseI..
Ing laid out by Spsigg and Ritehie.
TERss or sAlE-0ne'third and as much more a
the purchaser elects 10 pay III cash, on tho day Of
sale, tho balance In two equal ias,almeia payabia
In one and two years from tho day OF sale With In.
tcrcst from that day, tho purchaser 10 give hIs
note for tho deferred paymcnts, and sscufe the
same by deed OF trust upon tie property and In.
Aurance policies upon the buildings 70 tic ssustac.
ton Of too trustee. -"
Tho title Is believed good, hut selling as trustee
shall convey only tho title vested In mo.
+Sf1gA5 E1ESF Wa. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
IN RI : , %. "a
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By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by Frederick
dated June 10. 1855. and recorded in tho ONCE az
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia. In Deed OF Tras. Book No. 81, moe
~, shall eel At the ifontdoor OF tho Court House
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@ ,W.I' : IOWDEN Trustee.
W. II. HALtKR, Aueti0DeGr.S 51s6 jyi
FREDERICKSBURG OF FIFTH WARD

A1PR0PERTY.
BY virtue OF u decd OF trust made by Austin
Aaley and wife to me as trustee. dated s%cptembc.
tho County Court OF Ohio county, West Vigiula.
In Deed Of Trust Book No. "a, page 5ll, | shall self
at the front door Of tho Court House Of said coun.